Monday, August 7th, 2000 - #1267
Guest: no guest
Host: Adam, Dr. Drew
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Show Summary:
The show goes right into taking calls. The first caller refuses to turn off his TV so they hang up on him. The next four calls are solid.
Caller Shawna asks about her husband and her husband wanting her to eat a sandwhich made of armpit hair. She then goes on to say that he wanted to up the ante from there. A very strange, but classic call.
Overall, there are tons of great calls in this episode. Lots of effed up callers and Adam and Drew's reactions are great.
Best line from Adam: You can get drunk, throw a porno in the air, and shoot a crossbow at it across from a school, but you can't get crab medication over the counter.
The show is worth listening to just for the callers, the rants make it that much better.
9/10
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Added: 8/2/2017
Recorded By: ?
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Size: 43.64 MB
Length: 1:35:20
Bitrate: 64kb/s CBR
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Josh, M, 16
Adam asks Josh if he can turn down the TV in the background, Josh actually responds w/ "No." Haha. Click.
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Shauna, F, Utah
As part of another radio-show's stunt, ate sandwich containing her husband's armpit hair. Now, her husband has a new idea for a sandwich...
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The show goes right into taking calls. The first caller refuses to turn off his TV so they hang up on him. The next four calls are solid.
Caller Shawna asks about her husband and her husband wanting her to eat a sandwhich made of armpit hair. She then goes on to say that he wanted to up the ante from there. A very strange, but classic call.
Overall, there are tons of great calls in this episode. Lots of effed up callers and Adam and Drew’s reactions are great.
Best line from Adam: You can get drunk, throw a porno in the air, and shoot a crossbow at it across from a school, but you can’t get crab medication over the counter.
The show is worth listening to just for the callers, the rants make it that much better.
9/10
Great review by Ronnie. 5 star episode, as good as no guest gets.
Around 11 mins a guy calls in who has psychic powers and wants to know what to do with them.
At 30:00 Adam explains the great pleasures of ‘kneading’ your ‘gnads’ once in a while
There is a repeated segment in here somewhere
First two calls are awesome. Guy calls saying he found a tape of his racist parents blowing a couple of black dudes and then a guy claiming to have psychic powers calls in and asks what he should do with them. I want to think they are totally bogus but the callers really seem to believe it. Awesome!
Jenna, 23: How can you tell if you had a miscarriage?
Adam: The head of a child comes flying out your vagina into the toilet.
Good amount of nutty chicks and dumb dudes. Shonna was probably the weirdest caller for a while. She’s wasnt even grossed out by the pube hoagie and brown sauce or whatever lol I couldn’t believe it
What is the song at 1:14:25?
@codywaterman
“Are You Ready” by Creed (1999)
A 35…nope, a 40-year-old woman calls near the end of the show and she says it’s been nearly 13 years since she’s had sex. She knows this because she has a 12-year-old daughter and that’s the last time she had sex.
Adam: “It’s gotta be weird to sort of have a physical manifestation of the last time you had sex running around. Wearing braces. I’d kill her. She’s cursed.”
I always like hearing the guys come back from break with their prerecorded reads for the affiliate stations airing the show. In this case it’s “Hey this is Dr. Drew, and this is Adam Carolla, and you’re listening to Loveline on Lansing’s 92.1, the Edge.” You can just hear the bored contempt in Adam’s voice and picture him sitting in the studio recording an endless list of these against his will.
Adam says the armpit hair sandwich with brown sauce would still be better than vegemite.
27:40 great religion mini-rant and comparison to cars. haha
drew is wicked uncomfortable
The song Anderson says is Offspring is actually Total Immortal by AFI
It’s a cover of that song performed by the Offspring off the soundtrack to the movie ‘Idle Hands’ as covert stealth marketing for AFI who were on Dexter’s label.